nextSteps offers Experienced arts administrators are available to chat with you in real-time. Each Live Chat session is up to 20 minutes.
If additional or more in-depth consultation is needed, a Pentacle Administrator will make service and resource recommendations.
Examples of Fiscal topics that Live Chat is currently able to support:
- Audit Preparation
- Assistance in implementing best business practices
- Bookkeeping Inquiries
- Budget Review & Assistance
- Cash flow management
- Chart of Accounts Organization
- Class Accounting streamlining
- How to Create 1099/W2 Tax Forms
- Payroll administration
- Preparation & Presentation of financial statements
- QuickBooks 101
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